Defects in solids

What are Schottky and Frenkel defects, and how do they affect conductivity?

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Schottky defect: equal number of cations and anions missing → decreases density. Frenkel defect: cation displaces to an interstitial site → density unchanged. Both create vacancies, influencing ionic conductivity.

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